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We were visiting the college this morning and wanted a quick place for lunch. We happened to walk…read moreby Pickleman's and decided to give it a try. It was not very crowded at 11 o'clock so we were able to order right away. I opted for the Italian Club and my husband had the turkey sub. Both sandwiches come with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mayo, and dressing, and were also heated. They tasted great. There is plenty of seating if you want to eat there. They have about a down different sandwiches, as well as pizzas and salads.

My friends and I came in on a Sunday morning shortly before noon and were able to find parking…read moreoutside and get a table for 4. The place was extremely lively, which I kind of expect for a brunch place, but there was some serious energy here. The wait staff was buzzing around and I was particularly impressed that what I assume was management was also helping out on the service side pretty heavily. Anyways, I opted for some biscuits and gravy (solid A), scrambled eggs (B+), and breakfast potatoes (A-). I also needed to try the sweet/spicy chicken biscuit deal and while it was incredibly messy, it as very good (solid A). Overall this is a very very good little brunch spot and I would strongly recommend stopping in if you're local or happen to be passing through CoMo.

I really wasn't sure what to expect, but disappointed would be the result…read more The seating area is very open, and the place was about 1/3 full with a steady flow in and out. The menus are... overwhelming, the descriptions are complex, the print barely visible, but absurdly high prices for breakfast fare... $17 for a BLT biscuit???? I chose simple with the JoJo's special of just eggs, potatoes and gravy biscuit. The eggs were cooked well and to my liking, but the potatoes had a very off flavor that I just could not take, and did not finish them (nor even take them to go). The gravy biscuit was... okay. Still had some kind of herb either in the gravy or in the biscuit that wasn't very appealing. My wife chose the "avocado" toast which was piled very high with mixed salad greens? Then a very light spread of avocado hiding underneath. For $17... At least the coffee was piping hot and flavorful. I'm afraid this is a once and done. I do not recommend this place at all.

I had the shawarma bowl and it was quite good. Very good customer service and it's a clean…read moreestablishment. Hard to find healthy food around here so this is a good option. Portion was a bit small in my opinion. There's a parking lot.

Decided to come here on a whim when the other place we were headed was too busy, and boy am I glad…read more This place is incredible!! I got the brunch special which is pork tocino, crispy garlic rice, cucumbers, and two fried eggs. This cured my hangover and then some. This was way better than I expected. I'll be thinking about this for days. I also ordered the babka French toast to split with my husband and it was so good. Personally, I don't think it needed syrup. It was amazing. My husband got the biscuit with lamb gravy and it was all spiced so well. The gravy was sort of like a lamb curry of sorts. I also got an iced latte and it was good too. I'm 100% coming back next time I visit Columbia. This is a must-go place!

Service is always great. Sandwiches are well made and the salads are worth stopping by for.read more

We decided to get Penn Station for lunch while visiting Columbia for work. It's a franchise and…read moredecorated accordingly. It looks like every other Penn Station. The place was clean. Service was good. It's amazing how well organized they are. The food is delicious. I had the create your own Dagwood. I chose turkey and corn beef. I also had fries. Everything was delicious.

It's ok. So overrated. People say: It's so fresh, they cut your deli meat for each sandwich…read more They've been doing that at the grocery store for the past fifty years. Sandwiches were, just sandwiches. Nothing special. Not like firehouse. Or the old days of JJs before they went downhill. Get the special sauce, I hear. Ok maybe the sauce is the game changer. No. It's just vinegar and oil. I've been eating that on my sandwiches since the early days of Subway. Everyone else was just too lame to try it until it was called 'special'. Go to the deli in you local grocery store they'll cut your meat fresh for you make a sandwich that tastes like this one for less money.

I we'nt to the location on Worley and Dillion was amazing he was very nice and helpful the food was…read moregreat as well.

My husband and I are thrilled to have found this place to eat in Columbia, so much so that we wish…read morethere was a location where we live. I haven't found a good fried chicken place in over 25 years, and when I bit into the chicken and tasted their garlic mashed potatoes I realized that I had found the next best thing to what one believes grandma's home cook meal would taste like. The side biscuit was a treat to have and went well with honey or their wonderful jam. In fact, my husband and I are certain that their biscuits and gravy for breakfast must be wonderful based on their side biscuit. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly as well. I also noticed how quickly food was served for anyone waiting for their meals after they were ordered. I anticipate that we will be back to enjoy their other food options.

I had a solid experience at Ozark Mountain Biscuit Bar with a few standout highlights. I ordered…read morethe veggie scramble, and while the flavors were good, the eggs were a bit overcooked for my liking. That said, the bacon definitely made up for it--thick-cut, perfectly crispy, and super satisfying. The real star, though, was the biscuit. It had an amazing texture--fluffy on the inside with just the right amount of structure--and the homemade blackberry jam was absolutely delicious. It added the perfect touch of sweetness and really elevated the whole meal. Overall, a good spot with some great elements. I'd definitely come back.

I was very disappointed as k expected to have a good juice. Upon entering there was a pleasant…read morearoma of food and the lady who greeted me seemed lovely. I placed my order and tipped and waited on my juice only to see her fumbling to make my juice and she seemed extremely stingy in filling the cup and even had to juice an additional apple and the cup still wasn't full to where I would expect. On the pic I will attach she filled it to right below the first line from bottom of the cup. By the time I sipped 2 times it was done. It's already small cup .... The least you can do is fill the cup. My goodness. Or raise your price and give a good portion or maybe the worker didn't want to work too much today. It was my first time in and I just say I was disappointed.

My fiancé ordered all pre made items at 4:30pm on a Sunday instead of made to order …read more.. Food kept warm/ hot, the only thing left was left from the morning was 1 Vegan Black Bean -Sweet Potato Burrito. - Rating... great but needs the condiments that is provided at Main Squeeze to customize to one's preference. Came with salsa Frozen and Refrigerated, there was a lot more options to choose from. What we got.. Zoodle Salad with peanut sauce - Rating- great but needed sriracha (they ran out of this condiment and all others) since it flavor or needed more peanut sauce Vegan Egg Salad - Rating- I love egg salad, so this was amazing and surprisingly vegan. I would definitely order again, as as stated earlier condiments, such as hot sauce is needed. Especially with someone like me who loves spice and flavor. Pricing was decent for what we got between the two of us. Hospitality 10 out of 10.

Decided to go to Goldies this morning for breakfast, because bagels are one of my favorite things!!…read moreAt first I was a bit weary because I've never had turkey bacon or turkey breakfast sausage, and that's all they have because they are kosher. But I'm glad I decided to go!! I ordered a Zhug on a Goldie's bagel, added turkey sausage, and a side of avocado smash. It was glorious. It was everything I wanted and more! But that Zhug sauce!?!? I want to eat that on everything!!!!! They make challah on Fridays and have latkes, and other pastries as well. They also have pastrami, which I will be going to try! The inside is so cute and eclectic. The brick building and bagel counter are NYC reminiscent. And all the employees were kind and working hard at making bagels. I honestly love everything about Goldie's and can't wait to go back!!

It's fine. Goldie's has very nice employees, but the bagel was nothing special. Very average. I…read moredon't get the hype and wouldn't make any effort to go back. They're kosher so there's no pork - turkey-based breakfast meats if that matters to you. The bagel was actually kind of small/thin and I was surprised by that. We had Maccabees and the latke was the best part. I will say the eggs were cooked well - not tough, no brown spots, tender. But overall this was a miss for us. Sorry.